Category Archives: Vocabularies

Learning Spanish Language

Beginning with Alfabeto:

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Learn Russian Language

Starts from alphabet: Keyboard layout:

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Vocabulary: Bucolic

Relating to the pleasant aspects of the countryside and country life. Learned this from the email on Maine by Scott's Cheap Flights Going.

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Learning French Language

A good place to start with French Grammar: https://www.elearningfrench.com/learn-french-grammar-online-free.html Frenchtoday.com also has quite a few great beginner's guide on grammars and stuff.

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Vocabulary: Otiose

Kathy’s Word of the Week Weekly Brain Food brought to you by our CHRO otiose Pronunciation: homage Definition: serving no purpose As used in a sentence: The shed was filled with otiose tools that should have been thrown away long … Continue reading

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Learning Korean and Japanese

The POD101 on Youtube for these are very helpful. They teach the alphabets learning very well. It should also be very helpful in learning how to type these letters on a regular English Windows keyboard: For Korean For Japanese

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Vocabulary: 碰瓷 Staged Crash

Funny

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Vocab: Extol

Kathy’s Word of the Week Weekly Brain Food brought to you by our CHRO extol Pronunciation: extol Definition: praise enthusiastically As used in a sentence: Doctors often extol the virtues of eating less fat.

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Vocabulary: Hissy fit

slang: a sudden period of uncontrolled and silly anger like a child's: Sue threw a hissy fit when she found out

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Vocabulary: Capitulate

Kathy’s Word of the Week Weekly Brain Food brought to you by our CHRO capitulate Pronunciation: capitulate Definition: to give up resistance As used in a sentence: He finally capitulated and agreed to do the job my way.

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